HUMAN-CENTERED ISSUES in the Built Environment

The Human-Centered Issues Community of Practice (COP) is comprised of teaching, research, and outreach projects that support a sustainable, well-led, productive, and human-centric built environment.

Research Projects

Virginia Economic Development and Housing
Investigators: PI: McCoy; Co-PI: Jones, Sanchez, and Koebel
Sponsor: Virginia Housing Development Authority
Virginia Association of Realtors Home Sales Reports
Investigators: PI: McCoy
Sponsor: Virginia Association of Realtors
Trends and Stakeholder Perceptions of Radon-resistant Home Construction
Investigators: PIs: D. Dickerson, A. McCoy
Sponsor: Institute for Culture, Society, and the Environment
Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU)
Investigators: PI: D. Simmons
Sponsor: Institute for Critical Technology and Applied Science (ICTAS)
Pathways Minor Award - Global STEM Pathways Minor
Investigators: PI: D. Simmons
Sponsor: Institute for Critical Technology and Applied Science (ICTAS)
Tiny Home Communities: Potential Incubators for a Sustainable and Resilient Society
Investigators: PI: Pearce
Sponsor: Global Forum on Urban and Regional Resilience
A National Study of the Effects of Tree canopy, Diversity and Health on Property Values
Investigators: PIs: Boyle Kevin, Cobourn Kelly M, McCoy Andrew P, Wiseman Phillip E
Sponsor: USDA/Forest Service, Department of Agriculture
Preparing a 21st Century STEM Workforce: Defining & Measuring Leadership in Engineering Education
Investigators: PIs Clegorne Nicholas A and Simmons Denise
Sponsor: National Science Foundation (NSF)
Opportunities for Leadership in Diversity: Hearts of GOLD
Investigators: PIs: P. Grady Dixon, Kathleen Quardokus Fisher, LaToya Myles, Denise Simmons, Eric Kaufman
Sponsor: National Science Foundation - GEO
Preparing Engineers to address Climate Change and its Implications: Modeling Impact of College Experiences on Students Beliefs and Agency
Investigators: PI: Shealy
Sponsor: National Science Foundation - Collaborative Research
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